Mr. Brett Hardy was arrested this forenoos for debt-the costs in the recent sult Hardy | v. Siville Smith (malicious prosecution), Mr. Hardy lost all his money long ago and I, we undertiand, to be sent home shortly by a few of his friends who have clubbed together to reader him a little much needed assistance.
Mr Savila Smith was seen in town at 7 o'clock this morning. A warrant for ble arrest was lured yesterday on the strength of an Information swarn to by Mr Bobm, proprietor of the Windsor Hotel. All bis employees, from * Mlas Grace. Hawthorne down to the most kamble "super," are anxiously Inquiring for him and if he doesn't come to their rescue promptly they will be in a very awkward predicament, for they are, mostly, hard up and ows several wack bosed at their respective hotels, and boarding-houses. .
Miss Hawthorne is very unwell, being greatly upset by the furn of events and owing to the superhuman efforts she put forth to bring "Theodora " to a vagcennial ferte last night,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1895.
The Court of Marino Ingalry at Melbourne on the goth alt, delivered its finding in connection with the charge of misconduct and careless navigation.nefereed agglost W. H. Morris, master of the ship Zindisfarne. The Court found that the charge had been sustained, and suspended the master's certifiests for a month, and also ordered him to pay £7 71. costs.
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The Marine Board inquiry, hold on the same date in Melbourne to deterral is the censs of the stranding of the British barqas Cortis Halma In Start Bay, Investigator's Strait, Las resulted in the Beard finding as follows:— # That the incapacity of the first mate on Recount of illness justified the master in deciding to return to Port Adelalde fastead of proceedtog on bis vayage to the United Kingdom: that the grounding of the ship was caused by want of care in navigation that as the reseal was not damaged, and the master was labouring under very serious difficulties, and has been about 34 year in his present employ without an accident, the board did not think it necessary to take any
farther action"
THE ENGLISH DERBY.
upon our
spread and is of a character to seriously shake the resolution of the Annammitas,, At the same time the Governor General has Minister at Peking to called obtain the despatch of High Mandarin to the Chinese frontier to ensure the release and restoration of the Lyandot family now Imprisoned just over the borders of Tongain.
Tas situation is serious and will necessitate the adoption by the French Government of energeile measures to dealing with the Man darias, who have, hitherto, not been treated with
■ufficient firmness. They are our worst enemies wo aught to endeavour to draw closer to us and to depend upon the masses of the people whe are, traditionally and from self interrat, opposed to the mandarins who plunder them most shame fally, and out Governor General seems to be Inclined to adopt this policy, and to sympathise with the people.
PERING NOTES:
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
THE AMENDED TREATY."
May 14th,
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THE DECLINE OF THE LI PARTY. MA
1922 - 199 shares have changed hands at Tis, | Ralph Koox, and George Ryder. The terms with too and yesterday at Tis, gro, and for December reference are 14), to enquire into the administra- Whatever may be said to the contrary, It is clearance at The. The report and accounts tion and management of civil and milliary evident that the power of the Li Party is rapidly foe? tho-year ending gest December, 1894, of expenditure fa India; and, the apportionment on the decline and the principal members are Llewellyn & Cos bara been published, of the charge between the British and Indian now sending in their resignations to the Thrane. The debit balance carried forward in 1893 Governments. for the simple reason that they have been made has been reduced by $1.553.33 and now
PARIS, May 13th. so understand that unless they do so they will stands at $15.585.59 Watton & Co. Ltd., The French Budget for 1805-46, show be denounced and thus be liable to dismissal accounts to 31st December, 1891, have been deficit of fifty-five millins. It is proposed to The first case in polet, of course, is the ex-Viceroylished Including $10,180.03 brought for cover the deficit by the imposition of fresh tizas, of the Two Keange, Li Hag-chang. We also wed, the net profits amount to 376470.63
LONDON, May bath.! know that the Viceroy Li himself has sent in from which it is proposed to write off $14,857.44 Lord Wolseley is appolated Colonel of the his resignation to the Emperor, but so far has far depreciation of faratione, &c. &c., and to pay got received his Majesty's Rescript deciding one final dividend of 5 per cent, making to all oper way or the other.. Apparently, boik the enimlescent, they year, and to carry forward the and supporters of the Off Viceroy are waiting baTap $7613-19: Balla Asbestos were dis for the result of Li Chin-tang's mission to posed of yesterday at Sci. Formosa before commencing the fight for power-LOAWS-Debiniures of all kinde seams to be la carnest. And now comes the news wired | wanted, and a fair quantity of all kinda has bean from Poking to the effect that by a decree of the old ; amongst others & Lease show a gif-ht|42-51 31st inst, the Emperor had allowed Chou Fu. Improvement on fast wock's quotation and dedens Provincial Judge of Chibil, to, resign his postą 120977 Kive changed hands at Tis, 25o and Tis. This official in well-known to foreignera la theatre plus the accrued Interest Shanghai and North as the principal pretegs of the Viceroy L, Wary debentures have been placed and during the war had the post of Chief of the at Tis, 102 pins interest, and Shanghat Land 6 Military Secretariat in Manchuria. The story per cent, debentures at par and 33 per cent, at is told of Chow Fawhen entering Mookden, the Tis of her A few Lankat 10 per cent, debet. ancestral hiding of the Taing dynasty in Septem-
Interest www.
I hear that two or thres mora “ibentrical | Tha DIRBY: STAXES, al' 6,000sovs, by #05- |-Far East that we cannot keep up to time. Long | guards at the gates to leave bir sodan-chair and
Caves" are likely to occupy the attention of the Pulsne Judge at an early date, -
LINCEUS
INTERESTING ASSAULT CASE.
A "SCRAP" WITH A CHAIR COOLIN At the Magistrace to-day, before Mr. H. E. Wodehouse, Dr. Noble prosecuted Cheung Ngan, bearer of chair No. 39, for assault. There was a cross-rommen taken out by the coolle against legal lero
'scription of gosovs, sach. b. flear geors, only If declared by the first Tuesday in January, 18041 for three-year-olds; colts gst., fllles Est. gib.; the nominator to the winner to receive 500Love, the owner of the second 30010vs, and the owner of the third 200sors, out of the stakes; shout one mile and a bait, 131 embe. Closed 18th July, 1893.
TIENTSIN SPRING RACE MEETING, 1895.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 20THL,
"DIST AND 22ND MAY.
Dickinson, Esq. V. H. Faben. Esq, J. Frazer,
· Stewards pill. B. Bristow, Etq. W. W. Req., A. Trwin, Elg. A. W. Maitland, E1q. T. Stewart; Esq., J. Wilson, Erg.'
PRIORAMA, SIOOND DAY,
Tuesday, 81st May 1895. .... The TIENTSIN DERBY, a sweanntakes of Tizzo each, with Tis: Sa added; for Chlou pontei that have never run previous to the Spring Meetings of 1895 † Eet pony to recefra ya par cent, second pony 20 per cent,, third" pony 10 per cent,; weight for laches at per scaler j wlanere of oss race aithese meetings to carry gībs, extra ; two races, 8lbs, extra three or mbre races, folbs. ex'ra. Ona mlls and a half.
Messrs, Schnell & Heinemann'ara Rekrut. z Mr. W. H. Forbes' br. Bordererum............na I
Time, 3 mins 19th secs,
To-morrow the English. Derby will be ̋run off / Gearer the scene of action and who can write the Chinese, but warn either, pushed, asida ·⋅or / and, now that ten is again ready for shipment | Mr. Detriäèg's ch; Rióteletten K
on Epsom Downs. The following are the probable starters and jockeys (—
tornage.
"SHANGHAI FELEIGHT MARKET. ...“
Shanghai, May 24th. Moners, Wheelock & Co. report -Business generally presents a more healthy appearance for bemeward markets, more especially lot New Youk, witness the large amount of cargo going forward by the direct steamer on the birth,
steamers should experience a lively demand for Coastwise. High rates are, silli" rating from from the South to seek for employment will tend to cirerken the market in this direction. From Hankow for London-We have no definite news of freights in this direction, and, at the time of writing, nothing is known of the pros. pects of the Pingisey, the only steamer load. ing, Tes in small lots has already arrived from. Hankow for transhipment here, and it seema anlikely that anything like the high rates ruling la former years for the first to steamer will be obtainable this season, For London via Suck
the "Doc" charging that he refused to pay the ❘ Sir J. B. Maple's KIRKCONNELLc.]. Watts, Government. It was sald that ons hundrað million | bąttle of Pingyang) and wie, moreover, in com- Japan, but an' anticipated arrival of tonnage The ANCHOR FLAG CUP ↑ value,' Tis. 100 $
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Sir F. Johnstone's LE VAR..................................M. Cannon." Dr. Noble said that at 8 p.m. on the 25th inst. Mr. H. McCalmont4 RACONTEUR..............T. Lokter. he arrived at the Polky the 7.45 p.m. tram. He Lord Roseberry's SIR VI TO.........W. Bradford. got out and walked as far as the engine-house, Mr. I. H. Houldsworth's LAVEND...W. Pratt, where he was stopped by the defendant, who said Sir F. Johnstons' THE LOMBARD...G. Chaloner. "Pay me money." Complainant in reply sald Mr. A. W. CorT SOLARO...............F. Wabb. "No sabbi; go away.” The defendant then | Duke of Portland's THE OWL G. Barrett. stood in his way gesticulating and was shaking | Mr. Russell's SLOWSTEP „ümin......................S. Loztes. blvarma about Jabbering in Chinoso, undappeared to be very angry. He tried to walk on, but defendant refused to let him para. Complainant pat ap.bis band to waive him off, but defendant continued to stop bim and struck him with his Heanse board on the arm. It was a violent blow, Defendant repeated the blow, and in retsilation he struck him with his right hand on the face, and then the defendant left off. The whole affair lasted about twenty minutes.
Mr. Hart Buck gave corroborativa evidence. The coolie said that at 8 pm, on thựʻngth fast. be went up to Dr. Noble's house at the Peak to aik for money which he owed him. He refused
The latest betting in a follows som Kirkconnell... 3 to 1 ngalost,, Laveno......
Le Var...... Raconteur.."
Solaro...
4 X
5 ... 1
Sir Visto...... 8 I
The Owl..... 10 1 The Lombard 20,
19
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Slowstep... 50 m 1 Kirkconnell, who won the Two Thousand Gulacan with consummate ease, is favourite for the Derby, and with "Jack" Watts in the maddie he will be hard beat, despite the to pay and gave him a blow on the nonpotleg and brag about the promising per defendant owed him 15 cents for chair hirë from his house to the tramway station on the 23rd formances of Raconteur. John Porter, the aristocratic trainer of Kingselare, Hants, le believed to have something "ap his sleeve, namely Le Var, who will, if he comes to the whole field. Laveno and Sir Vito, on thele performances, appear to be well the hont," and the order in which the cracks pats the Judge's Box is likely to be...---
Instant.
Alter bearing the evidence the Magistrate came to the conclusion that no blame was attached
Events are now transpiring so rapidly to the ber last year, that he was ordered by the Mincha, bois sold at par plus the accrued before ear saws reaches you, it has become. Pass the ancient palace of the dynasty on foot, ancient history. We must therefore jamp over no subject was allowed by law to do so riding the formation of the new Triple Alliance in sedan-chair. Chow Fe absolutely refared and its sims and objects, its protests and to consent to this and trusting in the age ultimatums and comes to the fact that Japan has cavalry which protected him he ordered als retroceded Liaotong, Including Port Arthur. We hair-bearengo hand. The Minchu mart leave all speculation on the subject to those ads still attempted to oppose the ingress of without resimint. It is sufficient for us to trapped down in the scoffs that casund. In chronicle the bite facta liberality on the part of consideration of the fact that he was the favourite, - Japan which (rhighly appreciated by the Chinese proffed of the Vicersy LI (this was just after the more taals were to be paid la compensation, but of 4,000 Hust treap the Tartar-General some friendly Power has secured the cession to of Houkden, Yu Lab, darod do nothing galast China fees of expense. The retrocession has this haughty Chinese official and was forced to rather discredited the Envoy who made the pocket for the time being this fondit offered to Peace, inasmuch as it was represented in the the Manchu dynasty--N-C-^ Daśly News. - strongest possible light that Japan would upon no account accept any solation of the question
BONNE COMMERCIAL NEWS. without cession of territory. Llastung fo th re- Lora safe in the hands of China for the present. The allies are now directing their diplomacy to solution of the Formosan decision. The German proverb says "One hand washes the other." We are anxiously waiting for the solution of this difficulty. The act of liberality on the part of Japan has been highly appreciated by the Chinese Government and augur well
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HONGKONG SHARE' MARKET. Mr. G. H Potts reports, under 'date 5′′p.m. 18th May, as follows -There has been a steady business transacted during the week and most stocks are enquired for at qastations. Tenders for 750 Ordinary and 1,500 Preference shares of the Punjom Mining Coy., L'd, close on the 'ist proximo,
khemah BANKS Hongkong and Shangha! Banks premium, The fall in the stock is owing to weak buyers for the settlement, who, not being able to finance their shares, had to throw them on the market and accept the best price offered. The London quotation of £45 remains the'isme, National Banks have weakened and shares are obtainable at $16.
presented by Ntin Möller, Esq; for Chins ponies; weight for incheu ai per, scalo I winners of one race at this meeting to carTY 5lbs, extrax of two or more races, Siba, extem } entrance, Tix. 5. One mile and a quarter. M. Deiring's br. Sendgraf ................................................ Mr. Nantré's duv Tristan.
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Time, z mint, 43 KOCH. * The TAOTAI'S CUP; valse, $100 presented by His Excellency, the Tautal; for China ponies; to be ridden by Chinese sidem approved of by the Stewards; weight for laches, as per Mafoo's scale; winners of one race at this meeting to carry 7lbs, extra; entrance, TI 5 One mile.
for the cordial relations between the two Empikes i have been placed at 188 and 181 rer cent, fast, and Glangyle on 16t prox, The Shell Liber. Mr. Mankisch'y b. Hunter äuämme Iˆ
In the future,
FORMOSA.
Owing to unexpected delay at Moll, the Hector did not all on the 20th as advertised, but she will meet with quick despatch, to be followed by Priam leaving on 29th inst, and Achilles gib prox. The Baniowars now here will be despatched immediately, Formosa on the 39th Murex, has been withdrawn from sha berth. For New York direct via Suez-The Macduf now here and loading expects to sail, with a most unexpectedly large cargo from this, about the end of the month or as soon before then as possible, and prospects in this direction look very encouraging. The next to take the berth and open the Conferencer new season will be the Glenogle, expected here about the first week asked for first teas by ber, vis: 650, or 704. For Genos and through from Hankow. Marsellies.The Murex has been withdrawn FIRE INSURANCES-China Fires have been from the Landon berth, and put on for placed at $87) and aro, still obtainable at the the above two ports; she is expected to leave here about the middle of June. For New ratajko
SHIPPING-Hongkong, Canton and Macao Yerk via Cape.—The sv. Challenger. with Steamboats have been sold at $33 and 331 and a very ustisisetory general cargo, cleared remain quiet at the latter rate. Indo-Chinas have for Hongkong yesterday to complete her loading had a gull further sise and sales at $13 to 16 and is expected to leave at the end of this month there. The Santa Clara occupies the berth have been affected, the market closing with boyer at the latter quotation. Douglas Stears for Hongkong, the Belmont, chartered for "Jane shios have been in demand at $51 and a loading to follow her, has just arrived at Woo REFINERIES-Several lots of Luxons, have sung, so should be ready to load very shortly, changed hands at rates between $43 and $45. Departures :-For Loaden via Suez.-Palamid China Sugars are enquired for at too, but he 13th inat. Rates of Freight are:From Shanghal shares are obtainabla under $105.
MARINE INSURANCER-Yangtaxesare enquired for at $19 to $190, bot there are no shares offer Cantons have been sold at $163 and mors can be placed at the rate. Stralis remalu peglected at $188.
Mr. Manton's d. Salosata .........................e“ 2 Messrs. Schnell and Helgemson' gr. Remonte 3.
Time, amins, 10 sect.
to Dr. Noble; that the blow was struck in self post as “ Et as a fiddle,” maka things hot for the afficer. If Germany allows France to get it, fog at these rates. Unlons are wanted at Száz, | ja June and, as curiomary, a higher rate in being.1 Mr. Talian's g. Monitor.DD+Kokona 3.
defence, and that as regards the chair coolle he bad rendered himself liable to punishment ler amalt, hat as the complainant did not press for a penalty the offence would be overlooked, Both cases were dismissed.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DUR:
English (Pakin) grał inak. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) gist Inst German (Prins Heinrich) 3rd June. Canadian (Empress of China) 8th prox.
THE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s steamer Japan left London for this port on the azed fast.
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FELIPPING RITURNS.
From 5 pm, yesterday to 8 p.m. to-day, Arrivals, Ormiston ............teamer from Moji & Kobe,
Daphnson).
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矛盾
Glanzk >49
10
Chelydra comm+akp'
1
13
Bantala
Pallas
Tellus
Brunhildt
Banmohr,
Natal.........OTEDED
Chinklang,
Singapore.
Calcutta.
Moji. Kuchinotas, Shanghai,
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Canton
Cantos.
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Canton. Shanghai.
Aggregating 8.937 tons register.
Departures.
W. H. Farlberg steamer for Kuchinotsu.
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Hongkongon
19 Amoy.
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Karlsruhe aliası
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Europe.
Halloong
Court Ports.
1.
Stihan
Swataw
Queen Margaret...
New York.
19
San Francisco.
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Nagasaki.
Slogapore.
Singapore.
Bhanghai.
Canton,
Coptic
Brunhilde............
Guthrie...)
Glentars unČESATOIS
Ingraban m
Phyang
Chiyuan.pantesaved)
11
14
Timer.
Aggregating 21,635 tons register.
/ HONGKONG. AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.
Trese ...... ta Kowloon Dock.
Reina Criilina (cruiser),
Kirconnell.............................................................. 1
Recouteur................................ 3
THE CHINA-JAPAN WAR.
THE BALANCE SHEET.
We hardly think the Japanese will retire from Formosa as caally or as quickly sa from the Peninsuls. The island belongs to her group and no foreign Pawer, least of all any of the ailles, has any substantial claim upon the island. But as the silles secared the retrocession of Liaotong, it is natural to expect that they should receive something in exchange for their good would it be a kind of guld pro quo for Alsace and Larraine? Or If Germany gets it Frane might take her payment in the only remain large island belonging to China. This looks like the beginning of the end-the partition of China amongst the Powers. Great Britain | Is too eager with her parsetini questions and coming election to have time to devote any attention to the Far East, bi-metallism or any other thing. By the way, there has been a Nicaraguan altimatum, rather a bold thing for the British Government to under- take, at least as now constituted! There has been a ramour of Germany and France dividing Formass between them, but whether cast and well or worth and south it is not said. We have an idea that the best solution of the Formosa dificulty would be to let Japan, havO the eastern ball where there are no Chinese and let China keep the western half. This would not disturb Formoss, and the anger of the Southern Provinces and the Chiness in the laland would be allayed. We commend it to the careful consideration of the diplomats..
THE OUTLOOK.
The outcome of the war between Japan and Chins offers a whole cargo of food for reflection, and our lively little Yokohama contemporary, NC the Box of Curios, therefore comes forward with the following amusing rough draft of a balance sheet, showing the Profit and Loss Account made by each of the belligerents from the begin- ning to the end, and also by other interested
countries.
JAPAN.. Profit.
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Independence of Coren.... Homilation of Chios.............. Vessais of War.......................... $15000.000 Arms & Ammunition...... 15.000.000 Formosa & Pescadores... 100.000.000 Money Indemnity ............=266,000,000 Sale of Manchuria......... 133.000.000
Deduct War Bonds
$519000.000 150,000.000
Profit $369.000.000
CHIHA Paid Japan ..............................in $519.000.000 Addition, Cost About..... 500.000.000
$1,019.000.000 Defeat of England's position and the use France and Germany, as cat-paws.
Can't be Estimated.
ENGLAND. Profi.
4.
RUSSIA.
* Big plate of Soup-no value.
of
Lot played out British Journaliste-no value.
LOBE.
The confidence of the Chinese and Japanese, and crippling of her trade and inflatace.
Can't be Estimated.
GERMANY, Proti.
A lot of Soup, no valös.
Trade and influence.
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More Soup.
Stanfield..................
Thaks....ciosfective
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Kongoing mamară (1 Riversdals
The William Le Lachaur Icom Port Keats to Hongkong was spoken on the 15th inst by 'the Melpomina là tỉnh ( dex từ N, and loại 106
deg. ' E. She reported "all wall" on board.
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A record passage from England has been made
by the F. & O, steamer" "Caledonia, which
1.053.
TRANCE, Profi.
LOSS.
Trade and influence, *
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The allies offer, we understand, to negotiate the indemnity on terms of interest 'sgrensble to the Chinese and, of course, favourable to them selves. China has hitherto been afraid to grant concessions and place herself in the power of bondbolders, but all that has perhaps now been changed. They must borrow very largely not only to pay Japan but to put their own financer on a healthy footing. They will require a large sum to pay their own troops, "The fear of disturbances when their "b.aves" are disbanded la giving them much anxiety. They dare not diiband them on the spot. It is not war the Chinese fear, but the sequel of war when the troops are disbanded They are going to have them taken back to their native provinces as quietly and as quickly as possible and then ↑ diebard them.
-THE VICKROY,
MINING. Paojoms are again a shade easier and sales at $61 are reported. New Balmorals have been placed at $5 and more are wanted at | this figure Charbonnages are in demand at 865. Jelabbas have been placed at $34 and Raabs have been sold at $4.35.
DOCKS, WEARVES AND GODOWNE ---Hongkong and Whampoa Docks have changed hands at 99 per cent. premium, Kowloon Wharf chuens have been fixed at 939; and $347 and more are wanted at the rate.
LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDINGS-Hongkong Lands have again been placed at $50 and Kowloon Lands are asked for at $11, Hongkong Hotels can be obtained at 88.
MISCELLANEOUX-Grma. Island Coments have been fired at $99 and $10 and a few more are obtainable at the latter quotation, Brick and Cements are wanted at $5. A 3; Wagons bave been bought at 30% and more ars wanted at this price. Hongkong Electrics have changed hands infairly large extentia: $4.90 and $5. A fale. lot at Hongkong Ropes have changed hands, at $120, Iren have been fred at $78 and are in strong demand. Dairy Farms have again found buyers at $8.
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CRITERION STAKES forced entry of Tis. 5 with Tin. 85 added; for all griffins of this meeting; first paay to receive 75 per cent., second pony 25 per cent weight for inches as per scale-One mile. : Mr. Datrings ch, Rolteletbenerna - I Dr. Irwin's b. Tocsin
Timo, a mias. g secs. JOCKIY Cup ; value, Tis, 75 ; to be ridden by Jockeys who,"previous to this meeting, hawa never had a winning mount in Chins or Hongkong; weight for inches as per scalo j winners of one vace at this moating to carry gib. extra of more 8lbs. extra ; entrancs Tis. Mr. Chancery's ch. Despatch............ 1
5-One mile and'a qourter. Mr. Doney' wh, Bottreux.................... Mr. Schroeter's bl. Attila
3
Time, a mins. 53 secs.
The TIENTSIN. STAKES, value Tis. 2001 & forced estry of Tie, 5 for all pontes, other than griffes, entered at this meeting with Tit, too- add from the Race Fund; optional for griffins ontered at this meeting first pʊay to receive 75 per cent,; second pany, as per cent.; weight for inches and per scale. One mile and three quarters.
to London by Conference Lines, general cargo 408, wo silk" 453, tes 557. Northern Cent, Ports by Conference Lines, general cargo 428, 6d,ɔwɔslik 45r. New York by Conference Lines, general cargo gor, tea 6ts. Boston by Con. ference Lines, cargo sar. 6d. Philadelphia by Conference Lines general cargo for. Above rates are subject to a deferred return, as Mr. James' ch. Mountalu Dear mem per Conference clicalar. London by Shell Line: Mr. Detrlag's br. Sandgraf....................... general cargo 401, less ro per cent. Hamburg
* Dead heat. by Shell Line general cargo 35. net. New York Time, 3 mins, grå tees. by Shell Line general cargo 441, net. Philadel phia by Shell Line general cargo sor, net. Havre direct general cargo 373, 6d, met. Genas, tallow
A 354, general cargo 408, net, Marseilles, taliow
354 general cargo 372. 64. nat. 45. per ton of
20 cwt for above three ports. New York by all 255 Coast Rates are: Chinking to Whampoa 20 cande. regular lines, no demand for puthlders. Moji to Shanghal $1.65 per ton coal. Nagasaki to Shanghal $150 per ton coal.
LATE TELEGRAMS,
LONDON, May 7th.
The period for sending in tenders for the 2,000,000 India Bills, parable la London in The following virumé of Shanghal share sterling, for renewing the Bills accruing on the transactions le hom Mr. John A. Sullivan's 12th instant, closed lo-day. The total applica weekly run treneral opisien the cessation of 14%, 78, receiva niacty per cent of the amount pablished on the 3rd tastant:tions amounted to 8,800,000. Tenders for £98
applied for ; tenders above that it fall,
Contrary
we are told, was called to Peking by the Em peror, and in one of your leader you assume his timely andval in the capital without which the ralificatlen would never have taken place," the war has had un stiranlating effect upon The Viceroy has never left Tientele and dare business and our local Bank market is in
not venture to the capital. Ho is so far discied- || worse candidom as regards quotations than at ted. He tent from Japan the most pressing the close of last week, telegrams el- the urgent necessity of handing
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May rith, In the House of Commons last evening Si William Harcourt, in reply to a
question, sald
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he was unable to name a day for resuming the debata on the mollan for the appointment of a standing committee on Scotch affairs. There- open Sie Dewald Macfarland, member for Argyll shire, rose and said that if there was any further delay regarding the matter, the Scotch members would have to reconsider whether they should support the Government any longer. The INSURANCE --Fir-Yesterday it was Anally Chancellor of the Exchequer angrily retorted decided at meeting of the principal Virs that it was entirely open to the Scotch members Ensurance Cor, to sanction the now fade by to raconsider their position.at ve which rates of premium are raised all round The Duke of York, who has now completely and the new schedule will come fato force recovered from his late. Uness, will represent immediately. Hongkong Miras have been placed - Her Majesty the Queen at Kiel, daring the jrás yasiærday at Stoo--and Chías have been sold to be held on the occasion of the opening of the 385- Marins-Cantens have been purchased Balile Canal by the German Emperor In Jase by Hongkong at $160 sad Zntone at $158. Bext. Other stocks have remained peglected,
General15/11Kam Owen la dzad, an amalgamation between the Shanghai, and Hongkow Wharf C# sua gardiner lesodaira Whares, à verstaation of properties balenging to both Companies and a subdivision of shares †, his most capable and treated counsellers and is consequence the stock had bean la strong
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The House of Commons last night approved of the re-imposition of the extra beer duty by à majority of twenty-lonz,
THIRD DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES of Tis. to each, with Tis. 70
Wednesday, 2nd May, 1895,
added from the Race Fund; for Chlas ponies; weight for inches as per scale ; winners of one race at this meeting to carry 7lbs, extra of two or more zacus, volbe, extra. One milaand
half,
Mr. James' ch. Moustalo Deer monumeni. I
Time, 3'mins, 19) BACH,
The "LOADSTAR" CUP; presented by the Ownere ; value, Tis, rgo; Birst pony to moriva The 125 second pony Tit. 15 for China ponies; weight for faches sa per scale; win- ners of one race at this meeting to carry tolbs. extra ; of two or tione salba, extre ; grifias of this meetlog, non-winners, allowed 7lbs.; entrance, Tix. 5. One mile and a quarter, Mr. James' bay Rosebank
I
THE VISITORS! CUP value, Tis. 100; presented;
Time, à mius. 45) BECK.
for China ponins ; weight for inches as per scales winner of one race at this meeting to :: carry gibs, extra ; of more than one TROS, zolbs, extra i zdirance, Tis. 5. One mile,
Trwin's b, Tocain................................................. I Time, a min, gå socs.
Dr.
THE MONOOL CUP; value, Tis, 100) for China ponies that have never run before this meeting; weight for Inches as per scalari, winners of one - race to carry 7ibe, extras" of two or more races rolbs. exiraj "mntrance, Tis. 5.". Three quarters of a mile,
Dr. Frazer's ch. Program...
Timą, mia, 35 secs.
The CooLATION SZAKEN, VRİNGSTÍR, 245 3
Chisa ponies that have run at this meetin and not won a race sɑ welɛkt for inches ou” scale; entrangs, Tis. §..: One mile, --
Mr.
Mantan's d. Baionarnutius. 3 Time, a mias. ED SOCK,
BANKA-Notwithstanding the improvement over Lincturg and Formoss without which no Is London, which has advanced to £44 155. er treaty could be signed and victorious entrance an equivalent of ago per cent, premium, several of the enemy into the capital avoided. And transactions have been placed at: 185 per cent now what does it all amount to The late - and one as low as 18si par cent, Yesterday the Envoy is in an extremely difficult position-be feeling was better and sellers ralose to realise has completely lost his face and matters will except at an advance, the market closing strong not be improved by his resignation. At Tientsin, with bayers. surrounded by his troops, he has a certain amount of protection which he could not have in Peklog or Ankai. The Chinese feeling against the poor. Viceroy
and his whole connection in extremely bliter here. You are right when you may that It will be seen that—well, nothing in particular, the members of the government haye" been
reeling to and fro like drunken men, frenzied by | dontcherknow.
the conflicting operations of foreign opfalon and TONKIN NEWS.
their own desires, They have Intely boon having a very bad quarter of an hour and files. children nothing would appease them. Japan, ́(FROM"AN- OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT;)
in spite of the exchange of the ratifications, Haiphong, May 23rd.
tight land
day at Taku and within two During the past month them has boon a days(1) be at the capital. Such have been the
Another serious Anglo-French question has arrived at Bombay on the asth inst. The transit | revival of piraticai, attacks within the tardiory Ignorant views poured into the Emperor's ear by.
iriam in consudios with the Niger territories. CHAMPION STAKES, valus, Tir. 100; a forenet of the malls from London to Bombay was under on the frontier will under the authority of the
News received from lower "Nigm sixio that a entry of 10 per cent on prixes won by winnaww" 12) days, and beats all previous recorde ontwand. | military, -In Annam the mandarins who, will | kolding the highest illerary rank and guiding | demistid "all Che) weck."A few shares (have); French es padition under the command Di Captain at this meeting ; optional entrance of Tix. 10 On her last homeward voyage_the_Calidonia | yesterday, were believed to be gradually ylalding the bark of state. Alaa l for poor China with.|changad hands at Tia, 280, Tis 281 and Tie Decoeur has placed a fortified post at Bajibe in
each for other poules entered at this meeting 3 beat the homeward record from Bombay, to French influences, are raising the flee of such men at the helm.
290 and six wasted at the close. Holders are Nupe within the British froutier in Lowar Nlaar,
first-pony to receive Tis. 200; second" pony rebellion; this rebellions, attlinde has been
arking Tis, god, Hongjang and" Kowloon which place has been in the Royal Niger Com
11s, 50; weight for inches as per scale. One "Captain Leanie, of the Fating, while anchored emphasized by a piratical attack made on the
Hongkong at $35 and $39) ; yesterday's quote manded by M. Ballet, the French Govermes of Time, a miss, 43 sec Wharf, thus have been purchased from pany's sphere since 1885. Advices received from mile and quarter,
Niger state that another expedition com- | Mr. Detzing's ch, Roftelet w..................... off Black Polat on the 19th fast, heard cries 23rd April at Port Mallat, near Rebas, of a most andacions character. The family, Lyandot, about 4pm, from the water. He lowered as band and wife, together with a very parity Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Dr. Wherry.
SHOPPING-Tug Boat shares have changed Dahomey in parado, le marching through the NIL DESPERANDUM STAKES. One mile.' a boat and discovered three Chinese clinging, half drowned, to the bottom of a umali sica "bomé / Young girl have been carried off by Chinesa | There was a lazya company gathered to witness | hands-at-Tie. Taku Zuer havé barn Niger Company's territory to Bokota seeking to Dr. Frazer's ch. Loadstar 1000 PERSEORA
pirates, who effected: ay landing abort. to the ceremony. The service was read and was enquired for at Tim 63 (Tientsin), but, there are conclude finaller with chleis owing allegiance which had bees upset by a heavy squall. Ther| Conch at night and who were permitted to wirely custalled, and the church was beautifully few shares obtainable in our market, and Tien- to the British, constituting hereby a breach of were taken on board and brought to Shanghal le succeed in lasts cap de wall in the very decorated with flowers. A number of Calmere tin is asking Tis, 65.) Indo-China abaret have the Anglo-French agreement el 1890.
Time, a míns, 11Ë BECK. the Fellung.
premece of a body of Annamite woldfam, indies, friends of the bride, were present. This been imported from Hongkong a China PARE, MAY 11, ZER great valud of Scott's Emulsion of Par Kavachalana é our new Governor Genital as makes the third foreign young lady married at uiwale 25 lamun, see wanted at T18.7. There, M Hadotaur has favited the leading finan- Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites in Wasting MARINE COURT DECISIONS:
last courage and has taken mert energètic. Peking who was born KUTE” S
are bayars of Hongkong, Canton
Canton St Masady at ciera of Paris la a conference at Quat D'Onay la: Diseases is shown by the accompanying state- The Goverment of Bongak is not satisfied | staps to uncover the victimit, and punish the
MAMMA DANGERS OF TRAVELLING, IN with the settlement made by some of the seamen criminaise. A calmaan ander the command of
Travellars by the river report attacks upon
DOCKE CALDO BORN AND Home la consequence of the end the money went from D. G. Fretián, Sydney, Asia a of the Cairnis Hall in regard to the case which ¦ that energetic" officer," "Colonel Gaillene, - has their boats by lawless hordés bent upon plunder, I have not batting BOATS AND Adidas (market in conséqueños of the Impending Chinese 14 Having been ä great sufferer, krors pulasonary.
boeiï enduired for, s
loan which will possibly amount to one hundred | attacks and gradually wanting away for the pane they had instituted againin Captain Faraday and marched in the attack" of "Backy, the naturions | All the bouts are regularly searched. Saveza? MI'CELLANEOU—Watirwork) shami kava, and sighty million, starting
two years, it afforda me great plasonen to testify the officers of that vessel for uning fire-arms | pirata chief and alleged friend of Monsieur de - foreigners hayo, lalely been subjected to this bean nold for dattéerý, sith Junaist Tín, (80, and
LowDow, April 13th. that the ahora medicine has given ine_grunt against them, and wounding tee of them. The emersan, and this column has succeeded le annoyance, but having the presence of mind to Shangkat Land (che 37, Tab Three The Royal Commältaten appelated to inquits rales, and cheerfully recommend lite all rufertma Government has ordered that Captain Faraday releasing Monaleur Sabot, overseer of Posts and face the causis, they have not suffered any have been saguly wanted, and several traurice into the milling and cell expenditure of in a similar way to myself. In addition I made and his officers be prosecuted under the Indian Telegraphs, who has been a prisoner in the violence. This sort of thing is likely to increase clone in Zamkats have bar reported at Tis. India will include the following members 1—| ssy, that it is very pleasant to take. Kay Merchant: Seipping Act, and has appointed Mr. | hands of the pirates, and has captured the and iravallers from and to Tientsia, and in fact, 101) and The Tof, and at the close shame are Mewers L Courtney, William Jackson, Bies Chemist can supply Sela Agrats for Hong To A Paurson, Chief Presidency Magistrate, le romaybe of Kothrough. The news of this double anywhere in the Kork,jare liable to awek manter ad light there for drivery (TM) (1937) Tamang, Hamitos,imer Plate Andrew kong tad the Empires of Chies to Wor fay the chotę
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DA SOCIAL EVENT,
took place sink at the British Legation before The marriage of Ma, Gatrail to Miss Whiting Mr. Basucleik, and afterwards at the First tion is $40.
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